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Former Pak diplomat Husain Haqqani booked for telling Pakistan to learn from India

Husain Haqqani, a Pakistani ambassador to the US, has been booked for giving ‘hate speech’ against the Pakistani government and the military.

Husain Haqqani, a Pakistani ambassador to the US, has been booked for giving ‘hate speech’ against the Pakistani government and the military.

Haqqani is alleged to have spoiled the image of Pakistan in front of the world with his books and statements. A case has been registered against him in the sub-district of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.

A few days ago, Haqqani praised India’s PM Narendra Modi and advised Pakistan to learn from him. He had said that Modi tried his best to improve relations with Pakistan but after Pathankot attacks, all his efforts had gone down the drain.

On Monday Haqqani advised Pakistan, “It will be in the interest of Pakistan to allow, the UN’s monitoring team to reach Hafiz Saeed.”

Haqqani has been charged with using false rhetorics against Pakistan. A person has lodged an FIR against Haqqani accusing him of issuing a visa to CIA (US) and RAW (India) agents while being an ambassador.

A case has been registered against him under Pakistani Penal Code, for making a terrorist conspiracy against the country.

According to police officials, Haqqani must surrender himself during the trial or else he will be declared absconding. Haqqani was Pakistan’s ambassador to the US from 2008 to 2011. However, after a dispute, he was removed.

In an article published in Washington Post, Haqqani has revealed that Pakistani government had helped America to kill Osama. The news of this operation was not given to the Pakistani government and the ISI, due to which he had also been criticized in his PAK Parliament.

Haqqani was an ambassador in Sri Lanka from 1992 to 1993. He has often been accusing the government of Pakistan and the army of cheating people

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